This Week’s Hottest Two-Wheeler News Stories

This week went by so fast with some exciting launches and unveils along with some new information surfacing about upcoming two-wheelers. In case you missed all of the action, then here’s a recap for you:

Launches, launches and more launches!

The highly-anticipated TVS X electric scooter was launched this week. TVS has left no stone unturned to make it look exquisite, powerful and is loaded to the brim with features. But, it is also India’s costliest e-scooter and the only e-scooter with ABS!

Further electrifying the EV space was Ultraviolette Automotive. If you think that the Ultraviolette F77 looks space-age, wait till you have a look at the F77 Space Edition launched this week. It is a limited edition model made in tribute to India’s Chandrayaan 3 moon mission with production limited to 10 units and all of them have been sold out in JUST 90 seconds!

Switching to petrol-powered vehicles, Hero MotoCorp launched the Destini Prime, making it the most affordable Destini variant on sale now. 

The other launch from the Hero is the updated Glamour, with the engine now being OBD 2 and E20-compliant and also gets some new features - all for a very small price hike. 

New KTM bikes are here!

KTM unveiled the all-new 2024 editions of the 390 Duke, 250 Duke and 125 Duke and they look out of this world! They are more powerful and feature-loaded than before with the 390 Duke and 250 Duke’s launches likely to happen in September. Here’s the full low-down on the new Duke range.

Pre-bookings for the upcoming TVS Apache RTR 310 are now open

TVS has shared another teaser of the upcoming TVS Apache RTR 310, giving us the most comprehensive look at the streetfighter till now and has also announced that the pre-booking window is now open for the same. 

Upcoming Royal Enfield Bullet 350 Specs Leaked

Before its upcoming launch on August 30, the specs and variant details of the 2023 Royal Enfield Bullet 350 have been leaked. Check them out here.

Royal Enfield Reown trademarked

You might soon be able to buy used Royal Enfield bikes officially, as the brand has trademarked the name ‘Reown’, possibly pointing out to its upcoming used bikes initiative.